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Morrus, this index is great. Please keep it up. Much easier to come to one bookmarked link that click through a bunch of pages trying to find the right spot (although #42 is linked to a file called 'file' :) ).

Thumbs up! Very well put together.

"Your device isn't compatible with this version" :( It's an LG3 if that's any help. Sad. This looks like an awesome product.

OK, I'm a noob with my Android phone. I can't find this app with Google Play Store. Is there some other way to get it?

Check over on Candlekeep - there was a brief thread about just this.

Demons are sissies. We discovered that last session

That's what I was told about plasmas as well. A pity, since they're so cheap these days. One thing I've noticed since switching to this setup (and this may have been mentioned before) - You can get to the point where you spend a lot of time finding just the right map for an upcoming encounter...

You have to balance how much room to leave the players with the amount of reaching they'll have to do to move their figures. The further away they sit, the harder it is to see exactly what square their fig is on. IMO, I'd rather be right on top of the action. I have a guy who could build me a...

I thought about cutting a hole in the table to fit the TV down in, but thought the chances of screwing up the hole (plus having to support the TV somehow) weren't worth gaining the extra 2". With the plexiglass, the players can put their stuff on top and roll the dice anywhere they like...

Sorry for the double post. Just trying to clarify the original.

Because you asked, and I enjoy your blog, I'm going to make a feeble attempt here. Our regular camera broke, so these are cellphone images. The first image is a map I cobbled together to depict a village in a swamp. I'd like to give credit to cartographers, but don't recall them. The village...

Because you asked, and I enjoy your blog, I'm going to make a feeble attempt here. Our regular camera broke, so these are cellphone images. The first image is a map I cobbled together to depict a village in a swamp. I'd like to give credit to cartographers, but don't recall them. The village...

We just finished our 4th session with a 55" Coby LED and the results have been excellent. It's less than 2" thick, and the power/HDMI ports point to the side, so that they don't raise the playing field at all. I had a sheet of plexiglass cut to cover the whole thing (I could have had it cut to...

There's got to be a phone app for that.

Could someone tell me why my account just went inactive? The payment processed in June just fine, but July's hasn't posted yet. Thanks.

FWIW, the following is a Word macro I created, which does something similar on existing WotC data. If you're looking at a monster entry in the Compendium, you can: highlight the text, paste it into Word, highlight that text, then run this macro (which I assigned to the ctrl-Q key). It...

I did something similar a while back, using OneBadEgg's Hardboiled Armies (for the most part). The PCs were commanding a ragtag militia against a much larger, more experienced army from a bigger town. It went surprisingly well, and I think they want to try it again sometime. The trickiest...

I keep picturing the scene from the end of Animal House, where the band is stacked up at the end of the alley, still marching.

I do exactly what you describe. Each of my players fills out a card with all their relevant stats, updating as they level. Prior to each game, I go to the Compendium and shop for critters. When I find one I want to use, I simply copy the text and drop it into Word. The key step then is to...

When I ran Age of Worms, the default assumption was that each of the installments would advance the characters two levels. I simply told the players that would happen no matter what they did, and eliminated XP calculations. That made it easy to chop up each installments - all I had to do was...